craig at pure
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if i have a guy working with me, self employed, do i need insurance for him?
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As a law student you should be all over this.cant you do it that hes gotta insure himself and you pay him a wage. thats how my uncle has to do it with his gardening. the bloke he works for wont insure workers. they have to do themselves. even do there own books etc.
True! If I'm not mistaken, you need ELI even for subcontractors too, either way you need it!!As a law student you should be all over this.
The law states that if you an employee you have to by law have employee liability insurance.
Regardless of how you try to term the contract. If the majority of the work they do is for you then they are an employee.
Not quite and here's the kicker.If he is sub-contracted you still need insurance and your public liability can cover this, but if you have proof of his own liability insurance then you are covered.